Sprint announces that the HTC One Max will arrive this Friday

November 13, 2013

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Likely due to Best Buy outing its release date, Sprint has announced that the HTC One Max will be available this Friday, November 15. In a press release issued by the company, HTC's phablet will be priced at $249.99 with a two-year contract. The device features a massive 5.9-inch screen with a slew of unique features that also appeared on HTC's flagship One device. If you're on Sprint and interested in phablets, this could be worth your attention. Hit the break for the press release.

“Just in time for the holidays, Sprint will launch HTC One max this Friday, Nov. 15 for $249.99 with a new line or eligible upgrade and two-year service agreement or $25.00 per month with Sprint One Up (excluding taxes). The device will be available in all Sprint sales channels, including Sprint Stores, Sprint Business Sales, Telesales (1-800-SPRINT1) and Web Sales. A larger version of the popular and award winning, HTC One, the HTC One max has a 5.9” full HD1080p display, UltraPixel camera, large 3300mAh embedded battery and quad-core Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 600 processor featuring a 1.7GHz CPU enabling jaw-dropping performance, ultra vivid videos and booming sound. HTC One max is also equipped with the unique features users have come to love such as HTC BlinkFeed™, HTC BoomSound™ and HTC Zoe™.”

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